Figure 2   Page2.asp 


<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0">
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<%
dim rs, i, j, sSQL, sConn

    sConn = "DSN=NorthWindNice;User Id=sa;Password=;database=Northwind"
    
    sSQL = "select * from customers"
    
    set rs = server.CreateObject("adodb.recordset")
    
    rs.Open ssql, sConn
    
    do while not rs.EOF
        Response.Write "<br>" & rs("companyname")
        rs.MoveNext
    loop
    
    rs.Close
%>
<P>&nbsp;</P>

</BODY>
</HTML>

Figure 6   Application Protection Options

Option
Description
Low
 		Executes the application in the IIS process space. This is the default behavior of IIS 4.0 and allows the application to execute the fastest. This setting also provides the least protection. Because the application is running in the IIS process space, if the application crashes, it will probably take down the IIS process.
Medium
 		This protection mode executes the application in a pooled process. The pooled process executes several processes in one process space together. This allows them to share the process space and provides a good level of performance and protection. If one of the applications crashes, it will take down the pool of applications, but not the IIS process.
High
 		The High setting is the same as the Isolated setting in IIS 5.0. This provides the IIS process with lots of protection because a crashing application will only take down the application and not IIS or other applications. The application is running in a process all by itself and will execute more slowly than using one of the other methods.

Figure 7   Server Extensions Options

Menu Option
Description
Permissions Wizard
 		Starts the Permissions Wizard that you can use to assign permissions to a Web site.
Open with FrontPage
 		Opens the Web with Microsoft FrontPage.
Check Server Extensions
 		Checks the Server Extensions on that site. This is nice because formerly you needed to use the FrontPage Server Extensions Administrator to accomplish this.
Convert Server Extensions
 		Converts the Web site to a virtual directory. Server Extensions features such as to do lists or Web Directory themes may be lost.
Recalculate Web
 		Executes the recalculate operation on the Server Extensions.
Delete Server Extensions Web
 		Deletes the Web site.